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What incels think of Adolescence

“Jamie was an incel because he was a weak spoiled terminally online bullied outcast. If he were just better at sports or if sluts wanted to go out with him, he wouldn’t have been an incel.” - @SlayerSlayer
While the show obviously wasn’t intended for incels — its target audience was the parents of teenage boys and politicians — many have watched it and have been avidly discussing its merits and demerits.
On one incel forum I found multiple discussion threads on the show. @SlayerSlayer noted that although Adolescence was “blatant anti-incel propaganda”, it was nevertheless “psychologically accurate” in its portrayal of the killer, Jamie. “I liked how the kid had extreme body dysmorphia, and constantly fluctuated between being a troll, being a simp, feeling worthless, and easily irritated in his desperation for power”, he explained. He particularly liked the third episode in which Jamie is interviewed by a female forensic psychologist played by Erin Doherty. “The actress was amazing and so was the incel killer,” @SlayerSlayer continued, praising Doherty for her “skilled” portrayal of “a manipulative little whore” who entraps Jamie into confessing. As for Jamie, he was like “OJ [Simpson] in that he constantly denied he killed that bitch, despite getting caught red handed on CCTV”. “I liked how it had simple answers,” @SlayerSlayer concluded, which he took to be that Jamie was an incel because he was bullied and because “sluts” had rejected him. If Adolescence was indeed “anti-incel propaganda”, as @SlayerSlayer put it, it clearly had no effect in penetrating his breastplate of incel righteousness and self-pity.

The new Anti incel show "Adolescence" is dog shit
A show dropped on Netflix called Adolescene in summary it's a show full of anti incel rhetoric. The story from what i gathered is a 13 year old kid who kills a foid and the show is people trying to figure out why he did it. Example of dialogue from the show This all only came to mind...

Many more, though, dismissed the show as unrealistic, “retarded”, fear-mongering and superficial. A recurring criticism centred on the casting of Jamie, played by the 15-year-old Owen Cooper. The broad consensus was that he was too good looking to convince as an incel. In a vote on “Would you let Jamie from Adolescence join the forum?”, over 80% said no, reasoning, as @Fevet put it, “He’ll grow into a Chad.”

Would you let Jamie from Adolescence join the forum?
View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Wk5OxqtpBR4 (ignoring his age I guess!)

Adamcel*, for example, confided that “I couldn’t see the perpetrator, a 13-year-old boy, as the villain in this, not even logically”, elaborating that Jamie’s violence was a morally intelligible, even excusable, reaction to being bullied.
Some incels were particularly scathing about how the show failed, in their view, to capture the complexities of the manosphere, ridiculing the scene in which one of the detectives working on the case speculates about the kind of mindset-material that might have radicalised Jamie. “It’s the involuntary celibate stuff,” @echidnacel says, adding: “It’s the Andrew Tate shite.” This, according to Dariuscel*, was to elide the “redpill”, which holds that women are superficial and only attracted to Chads, with the “blackpill”, which holds that incels, no matter what they do or how hard they try, will never find sexual intimacy or happiness with a woman. Tate, who is not only sexually successful with women but also potently shames other men who lack his confidence and “loverboy” skillset, is thus especially reviled among incels. “Andrew Tate,” Dariuscel clarified, “is a sex haver mogger masculinity coper that shouldn’t be associated with incels at all.” Tate, for his part, has distanced himself from incels, stating, via a spokesperson, that it is “unjust” for him to be made a “the scapegoat for complex problems like radicalization and violence”.

Would you let Jamie from Adolescence join the forum?
View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Wk5OxqtpBR4 (ignoring his age I guess!)

Another and perhaps more unsettling irony is that Adolescence, in trying to expose the dangers of online misogyny, has massively amplified the most extreme exponents of it, catapulting incels to the centre of a global conversation about boyhood, masculinity and violence. In doing so, it has brought the most fringe of subcultures to the attention of countless numbers of young boys who might previously not have heard it or had viewed it with indifference. For some incels, all this sudden fervent attention is unnerving, while for the more ideologically strident among them, it is to be welcomed. As @Below Human triumphantly put it, “Good, that means inceldom is spreading. They can’t ignore it anymore.”

The new Anti incel show "Adolescence" is dog shit
A show dropped on Netflix called Adolescene in summary it's a show full of anti incel rhetoric. The story from what i gathered is a 13 year old kid who kills a foid and the show is people trying to figure out why he did it. Example of dialogue from the show This all only came to mind...

@Grodd @Hoppipolla Your threads got featured on the news

@SlayerSlayer @Below Human @Fevet @echidnacel
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